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Historic Environment Photographs Document 5.10.2.5 I DOCUMENT 5.10.2.5 Historic Environment Photographs Chapter 10 – Appendix 5 National Grid (North Wales Connection Project) Regulation 5(2)(a) including (l) and (m) of the Infrastructure Planning (Applications: Prescribed Forms and Procedure) Regulations 2009 Application Reference EN020015 September 2018 Environmental Statement Appendix 10.5 Historic Environment Photographs Document 5.10.2.5 i North Wales Connection Project Volume 5 Document 5.10.2.5, Appendix 10.5 Historic Environment Photographs National Grid National Grid House Warwick Technology Park Gallows Hill Warwick CV34 6DA Final September 2018 North Wales Connection Project Environmental Statement Appendix 10.5 Historic Environment Photographs Document 5.10.2.5 ii Page intentionally blank North Wales Connection Project Environmental Statement Appendix 10.5 Historic Environment Photographs Document 5.10.2.5 iii Document Control Document Properties Organisation Wood Environment & Infrastructure Solutions UK Limited Author Mike Glyde Approved by Simon Atkinson Title Historic Environment Photographs Document Reference Document 5.10.2.5 Version History Date Version Status Description/Changes September Rev A Final Final for submission 2018 North Wales Connection Project Environmental Statement Appendix 10.5 Historic Environment Photographs Document 5.10.2.5 iv Page intentionally blank North Wales Connection Project Environmental Statement Appendix 10.5 Historic Environment Photographs Document 5.10.2.5 Page 1 Cemaes Mill Grade II Listed Building (LB 5344) Plate 1a, Cemaes Mill, general view looking south Plate 1b, Cemaes Mill, looking east from a distance of 850m North Wales Connection Project Environmental Statement Appendix 10.5 Historic Environment Photographs Document 5.10.2.5 Page 2 Standing Stones Scheduled Ancient Monument (AN030) Plate 2a, AN030, looking south-east towards Llanfechell Plate 2b, AN030, looking north-east towards Wylfa Nuclear Power Station North Wales Connection Project Environmental Statement Appendix 10.5 Historic Environment Photographs Document 5.10.2.5 Page 3 Standing Stone 410 m North of Church Scheduled Ancient Monument (AN080) Plate 3a, AN080, looking north-east with existing pylon adjacent North Wales Connection Project Environmental Statement Appendix 10.5 Historic Environment Photographs Document 5.10.2.5 Page 4 Plate 3b, AN080, viewed from the Llanfechell churchyard extension at a distance of approximately 300 m North Wales Connection Project Environmental Statement Appendix 10.5 Historic Environment Photographs Document 5.10.2.5 Page 5 Plate 3c, AN080, looking south with existing 400 kV OHL North Wales Connection Project Environmental Statement Appendix 10.5 Historic Environment Photographs Document 5.10.2.5 Page 6 Llanfechell Conservation Area Plate 4a, View of Llanfechell Conservation Area from north North Wales Connection Project Environmental Statement Appendix 10.5 Historic Environment Photographs Document 5.10.2.5 Page 7 Plate 4b, View of Llanfechell Conservation Area from south. Arrow highlights church tower North Wales Connection Project Environmental Statement Appendix 10.5 Historic Environment Photographs Document 5.10.2.5 Page 8 Church of St Mechell Grade Listed II*Building and Rectory Grade Listed II Building (LB 5383, 5384) Plate 5a, Church of St Mechell from within churchyard Plate 5b, Rear view of the Rectory, looking south North Wales Connection Project Environmental Statement Appendix 10.5 Historic Environment Photographs Document 5.10.2.5 Page 9 Bryn Ddu Grade II Listed Building (LB 25171) Plate 6a, View of Bryn Ddu looking north Plate 6b, View from Bryn Ddu along drive North Wales Connection Project Environmental Statement Appendix 10.5 Historic Environment Photographs Document 5.10.2.5 Page 10 Pen-y-Morwyd Round Barrow Scheduled Ancient Monument (AN110) Plate 7a, View of Pen-y-Morwyd round barrow looking south Plate 7b, View from Pen-y-Morwyd round barrow looking north-west towards Llanfechell North Wales Connection Project Environmental Statement Appendix 10.5 Historic Environment Photographs Document 5.10.2.5 Page 11 Plate 7c, View from Pen-y-Morwyd round barrow looking south-west Plate 7d, View of Pen-y-Morwyd round barrow from Llanfechell (arrow indicates monument) North Wales Connection Project Environmental Statement Appendix 10.5 Historic Environment Photographs Document 5.10.2.5 Page 12 Llifad, Carreglefn Scheduled Ancient Monument (AN079) Plate 8a, View of Lifad from Pen-y-Morwyd Round Barrow North Wales Connection Project Environmental Statement Appendix 10.5 Historic Environment Photographs Document 5.10.2.5 Page 13 Church of St Peirio Grade II Listed Building (LB 5349) Plate 9a, Church of St Peirio, looking east Plate 9b, Church of St Peirio, looking west along avenue of trees that leads to and from the church North Wales Connection Project Environmental Statement Appendix 10.5 Historic Environment Photographs Document 5.10.2.5 Page 14 Dovecote at Plas Bodewryd Grade II Listed Building (LB 16575) Plate 10a, Plas Bodewryd Dovecote viewed from the south Plate 10b, Distant view of Plas Bodewryd Dovecote from the south-west with windfarm behind North Wales Connection Project Environmental Statement Appendix 10.5 Historic Environment Photographs Document 5.10.2.5 Page 15 Church of St Mary Grade II Listed Building (LB 5348) Plate 11a, Church of St Mary looking north-west Plate 11b, Church of St Mary looking north-east North Wales Connection Project Environmental Statement Appendix 10.5 Historic Environment Photographs Document 5.10.2.5 Page 16 Plate 11c, Church of St Mary; wider setting with existing 400 kV OHL to west North Wales Connection Project Environmental Statement Appendix 10.5 Historic Environment Photographs Document 5.10.2.5 Page 17 Bodewryd Standing Stone Scheduled Ancient Monument (AN078) Plate 12a, View of Bodewryd Standing Stone looking north-west with existing 400 kV OHL North Wales Connection Project Environmental Statement Appendix 10.5 Historic Environment Photographs Document 5.10.2.5 Page 18 Melin Esgob Grade II Listed Building (LB 24834) Plate 13a, View of Melin Esgob looking south North Wales Connection Project Environmental Statement Appendix 10.5 Historic Environment Photographs Document 5.10.2.5 Page 19 Maen Chwyf Scheduled Ancient Monument (AN076) Plate 14a, View of Maen Chwyf looking south North Wales Connection Project Environmental Statement Appendix 10.5 Historic Environment Photographs Document 5.10.2.5 Page 20 Llys Einion Standing Stone Scheduled Ancient Monument (AN077) Plate 15a, Llys Einion standing stone looking south-west North Wales Connection Project Environmental Statement Appendix 10.5 Historic Environment Photographs Document 5.10.2.5 Page 21 Listed buildings in Llandyfrydog; Church of St Tyfrydog Grade II* Listed Building and Ty Mawr (LB 5360, 5362) Plate 16a Church of St Tyfrydog, looking north-east Plate 16b, Ty Mawr, looking south-west North Wales Connection Project Environmental Statement Appendix 10.5 Historic Environment Photographs Document 5.10.2.5 Page 22 Plate 16c, Courtyard running adjacent Ty Mawr North Wales Connection Project Environmental Statement Appendix 10.5 Historic Environment Photographs Document 5.10.2.5 Page 23 Rectory and agricultural range Grade II Listed Buildings (LB 24840, 24829) Plate 17a, Rectory and agricultural range, looking north with existing 400 kV OHL Plate 17b, Rectory and agricultural range, looking north-east with existing 400 kV OHL North Wales Connection Project Environmental Statement Appendix 10.5 Historic Environment Photographs Document 5.10.2.5 Page 24 Plate 17c, Rectory, looking north Plate 17d, General view of Rectory and agricultural range, looking east North Wales Connection Project Environmental Statement Appendix 10.5 Historic Environment Photographs Document 5.10.2.5 Page 25 Plate 17e, General setting of Rectory and agricultural range, looking south-east North Wales Connection Project Environmental Statement Appendix 10.5 Historic Environment Photographs Document 5.10.2.5 Page 26 Carreg Leidr Scheduled Ancient Monument (AN067) Plate 18a, Carreg Leidr, Looking west (tall hedgerow since removed) North Wales Connection Project Environmental Statement Appendix 10.5 Historic Environment Photographs Document 5.10.2.5 Page 27 Plate 18b, view from Carreg Leidr, looking east North Wales Connection Project Environmental Statement Appendix 10.5 Historic Environment Photographs Document 5.10.2.5 Page 28 Clorach-fawr Grade II Listed Building (LB 24831) Plate 19a, Clorach-fawr, looking west Plate 19b, View from Clorach-fawr, looking east. North Wales Connection Project Environmental Statement Appendix 10.5 Historic Environment Photographs Document 5.10.2.5 Page 29 Plate 19c, View of former water mill at Clorach-fawr, looking north-east North Wales Connection Project Environmental Statement Appendix 10.5 Historic Environment Photographs Document 5.10.2.5 Page 30 Clorach-bach Grade II Listed Building (LB 24831) Plate 21a, View of Clorach-back from the east, looking west North Wales Connection Project Environmental Statement Appendix 10.5 Historic Environment Photographs Document 5.10.2.5 Page 31 Listed buildings in Maenaddwyn; Former Post Office and Ty Newydd Grade II Listed Building (LB 5391, 5392) Plate 22a, Former Post Office, Maenaddwyn, looking south-west Plate 22b, Ty Newydd, Maenaddwyn, looking north-west North Wales Connection Project Environmental Statement Appendix 10.5 Historic Environment Photographs Document 5.10.2.5 Page 32 Church of St Michael Grade II Listed Building (LB 5390) Plate 23a, Church if St Michael,
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